FRAGMENTS Unscripted: Recent Episodes
FRAGMENTS
FRAGMENTS is a non-profit student-run theatre; a fragment of time.
A THEATRICAL PODCAST?
Yes! In celebration of our geographical scattering and the abundance of online calls that come with it, FRAGMENTS is ecstatic to bring you a string of conversations that will hopefully excite, confuse and/or animate your thoughts. Let’s talk about ourselves, art and everything in between.
THIS IS FRAGMENTS UNSCRIPTED.
The old question remains: “What matters most, the author’s intentions or the audience’s interpretation?” As members of a theatrical organization, however, External Creatives are responsible for putting the word out on behalf of the whole production. It is already in our job description to emphasize the intentions of the production crew, or the ‘real storytellers’ you may say.
In this episode, our Head of Graphics and Head of Content Development talk about their encounter with “the story” and how it all went down.
This episode will be about how mental illnesses are portrayed through characters in FRAGMENTS’ previous musical production - ‘A Bullet for My Valentine’, how they are addressed through different art forms (movies and musicals), wholesome encouragement, and a surprise present for you listeners at the end!
DISCLAIMER: we, the members of FRAGMENTS and the producers of this podcast’s episode, know that mental health is a sensitive and heavy subject, and we are no professionals. If you feel uncomfortable or triggered listening to discussions related to this subject, do what is best for you. There will always be people who understand and deal with the same problems as you. Don’t be afraid to reach out.
"Camp Trà Sữa" is the reality of how FRAGMENTS started and how the co-founders, Lê Minh Hà Millie and Nguyễn Lê Hoài Thương Liti, are still figuring it out. In a Time of Chaos Bigger than Our Own: things have been uncertain and odd, and it's important to talk about that
Fame, which brings a lot of fortune and opportunities, can often be in tandem with increased pressure and need for coordination. How would a choreographer react to a bigger and more well-known FRAGMENTS? Let’s find out.
Musicals are kaleidoscopes that require all of its elements to work together harmoniously. But how different can they really be compared to other forms of creative expression? See what an artist of diverse interests and talents (even if he doesn't admit it himself) has to say!
"Camp Trà Sữa" is the reality of how FRAGMENTS started and how the co-founders, Lê Minh Hà Millie and Nguyễn Lê Hoài Thương Liti, are still figuring it out. Where've you been?: Here's a snippet of the last few months, and 3 and-a-bit years.